Partially deductible based on the percentage of space used for business.
If renting a home/apartment, the portion attributable to your dedicated home office (based on square footage) is deductible. Commercial office rent is 100% deductible.
A renter paying $2,000/month uses 10% as office space; deducts $200/month
Deducting 'fair rental value' of a home you own (use mortgage interest/depreciation instead)
Rent (Business Portion) is partially tax deductible for business purposes. You can only deduct the portion that is directly used for your business. Accurate tracking and documentation of your business usage percentage is essential.
If renting a home/apartment, the portion attributable to your dedicated home office (based on square footage) is deductible. Commercial office rent is 100% deductible.
Proper documentation is critical for any business deduction. For rent (business portion), you should:
Source: IRS Publication 587. This information is for educational purposes only. Consult a qualified tax professional for advice specific to your situation.
Yes, if you use a dedicated space exclusively and regularly for business.
Partially deductible based on the percentage used for business.
Prorated for mixed use, or 100% if it's a dedicated business phone.
Yes, furniture for your business workspace is fully deductible.
Yes, fully deductible if used exclusively for business, or prorated for mixed use.
Yes, office supplies consumed in your business are fully deductible.